Raymarine Type 1 Autopilot Pump on 2040-parts.com
Somers Point, New Jersey, US
This pump was recently removed because it was not enough for the boat it was on. It is in good working condition when removed. It was replaced with a type 2 pump. Any questions please ask.
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